Why answers from Huxley, the Psychedelic Carp Oracle, are more
useful than random choice or empirical analysis.
Most of us can agree that the stars
are distributed randomly across the sky. Yet every culture on the planet has
seen images in the stars. The human mind creates patterns where there are none.
That is a universal, cognitive function, and has cross cultural
verification. When presented with any random stimulus, we human beings
will attempt to connect the dots and creatively organize chaos into patterns.
Like all oracles, Huxley answers
questions. The answers are only decipherable by the person who asks the
question. The answer comes not from Huxley, but from the interior, creative
depths of the person contemplating Huxley’s oracle.
Because the tactic of using an
oracle opens up the individual's intuitive insights, the answers are frequently
enlightening, wise, sometimes profound, and often have practical value. We have
started this blog for Huxley so that people can experience their own intuitive
insights.
Many business executives and other
leaders use a “Spock” like, rational analysis as their only decision making
tool. Several scientific studies have been done comparing empirical analysis to
those persons who prefer “gut instinct.” Although
these predictions concerned a vast range of events, the results were consistent
across every trial; people who were more likely to trust their feelings
were also more likely to accurately predict the outcome.
Here is one sentence that should
direct Spock fans' attention toward an additional decision making tool. Those
persons who prefer gut instinct “made
stock market predictions that were 25 percent more accurate than those who
aspired to Spock-like cognition." Please read the
full article: http://www.wired.com/2012/03/are-emotions-prophetic/ and
another article for science geeks like me, published in a
professional journal: http://www.columbia.edu/~tdp4/Pham-Lee-Stephen-JCR2012.pdf
Additional research has been done by
Huxley’s staff to augment the application of his oracles, based on their
ability to motivate human cognition.
Huxley’s answers are certainly worth more than the paltry $5 sum he is currently charging.
Huxley’s answers are certainly worth more than the paltry $5 sum he is currently charging.
Sam Sewell
Chief of Staff
Huxley, The Psychedelic
Carp OracleHUXLEY can be reached here: http://huxleyoracle.blogspot.com/
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